Sentence examples for would deduce from from inspiring English sources

Ms. Brown, the former office manager, said employers could, and would, deduce from her résumé that she had been unemployed for a year and a half.

How resentfully one would deduce, from a line of dull light, the leaden sky, the sodden sand, the gruel-like mess of broken brown blossoms under the lilacs, and that flat, fallow leaf, the first casualty of the season, pasted upon a wet garden bench!

One would deduce from these findings that the contribution of macrophages to crocidolite fibers translocation from alveoli to lung interstitium is marginal.

If this is indeed the case, one would deduce from Figure 4B that the average sequence identity of homoeologs in wheat is about 97.2%, with a spread (standard deviation) of about 1.8%.

Furthermore, they'd deduce, from the groove, that I'd descended into the crater after a stone.

He was an 8-year-old boy with normal 8-year-old boy energy — at least that's what I'd deduced from scrutinizing his friends.

His insight, plain perhaps to us in our post-Freudian age but startling in its time, was that the subjective "I" was a construct, a useful fiction — something he'd deduced from the fact that the mind could observe itself at work, which suggested to him that consciousness itself, far from being straightforward, was faceted.

The company sent the Sherlock producers a number of diaries to choose from and Holmes himself would deduce that the diary's use is, at least, historically plausible.

Six years later, Hubble would deduce that in all directions, other galaxies were racing away from us, paving the way to the conclusion that the universe is expanding.

– Stormbreaker Show Holmes a drop of water and he would deduce the existence of the Atlantic.

In my view, no ordinary person would have deduced from what was in the article that it relied on information from broken codes.